Re: [Jscheme-user] JScheme CookBook?

[Timothy J H. <tjh...@br...>]

Hi Kyle,

The cookbook idea sounds great.

On Jul 12, 2005, at 12:09 AM, Kyle R. Burton wrote:

> I'm re-introducing JScheme where I work and I'm looking for references
> to help refresh my memory and to help my coworkers get productive as
> quickly as possible.  Towards that end, the example code that comes
> with the distribution [1] provides some good examples, but is most
> useful if you already have an idea about what you're looking for.
>
> For some of the initial barriers, things as simple as concatenating
> two strings (string-append) or creating an array of a specified type
> (array ClassName.class item1 item2 ... item N) - or (make-array
> ClassName.class numInstances), time often gets spent searching through
> the source tree or Googling with varying levels of success.
>
> The cook book style references do a fairly good job of filling this
> kind of role.  Have there been any thoughts towads starting a cookbook
> for JScheme?  I've seen reference to http://schemecookbook.org/ though
> they don't have any JScheme related content.
>
> There are other cookbook projects on source forge, it would be easy
> enough to start a jscheme-cookbook project.
Lets do this!

>
> Any thoughts?
Maybe the best approach would be to create a jschemecookbook wiki
(a la wikipedia) with discussion/history pages. I'll look into setting  
up a
cookbook wiki for jscheme next week. The cookbook model would work
well for Jscheme as often you just want to have a simple interface to  
some
Java library ...

Best,
---Tim---

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